KZMK

KZMK
City Sierra Vista, Arizona
Broadcast area Southwest Cochise County Arizona
Branding K101
Slogan "All Hits K101"
Frequency 100.9 MHz
First air date September 9, 1973
Format Top 40/CHR
ERP 3,000 watts
HAAT −14.0 meters (−45.9 ft)
Class A
Facility ID 23445
Transmitter coordinates 31°32′47.00″N 110°16′29.00″W / 31.5463889°N 110.2747222°W / 31.5463889; -110.2747222
Former callsigns KSVA (never used on air)
KTAN-FM (1973-1977)
KTAZ (1977-1989)
KFFN (1989-1993)
Affiliations American Top 40 PopCrush
Owner Cherry Creek Media
(CCR-Sierra Vista IV, LLC)
Sister stations KTAN (1420 kHz)
KWCD (92.3 MHz)
Webcast
Website allhitskzmk.com

KZMK (100.9 FM) is a radio station broadcasting a contemporary hit radio format. Licensed to Sierra Vista, Arizona, United States, it serves southwestern Cochise County, Arizona. The station is currently owned by CCR-Sierra Vista IV, LLC (Cherry Creek Media).

History

This station first went on the air on September 9, 1973 using the call letters KTAN-FM, and it broadcast a top 40 rock and roll format. It was the sister station of KTAN AM and the first FM station in southern Cochise County. KTAN-AM-FM was owned by Ken Ferguson (Huachuca Broadcasting). Ken Ferguson died in a plane crash in 1977 and the station was sold, changing its callsign to KTAZ-FM to coincide with its use of Z-Rock as its music service. In 1989, under GCS Broadcasting, the call letters were changed to KFFN. The current call letters of KZMK were adopted in 1993 after the owners purchased a rival FM station that was using the call letters KZMK. That station is now KWCD.

KZMK was sold to DB Broadcasting in 1995, Commonwealth Broadcasting in 2000, and Cherry Creek Media in 2003. The station's most played songs include "Wonderwall" by Oasis, Gay Frogs Alex Jones Remix, Bring Me To Life by Evanescence, Are you There Vodka It's Me Chelsea, And the theme for "Sonic Underground"

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